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Four years later, Tatuaje fans will get to smoke the cigars made to commemorate company founder Pete Johnson’s 50th birthday.

It’s a seven-piece collection featuring two lighters, two pens, one ashtray, one cigar case and one cigar cutter.

All three new accessories feature the Quasar look, inspired by the hobnail pattern found on a vintage 1960s Colibri Moletric lighter. They will ship in June.

It’s the smallest S.T. Dupont lighter I’ve ever seen.

You don’t have to go home, but you can’t stay here.

The nine-piece collection decorates various S.T. Dupont items in a bright mosaic tile pattern that has been used by Casablanca, a French fashion label.

Epernay, now featuring a swan.

The new cigar is a follow-up to L’Atelier Imports’ Côte d’Or La Tâche line that debuted in 2016.

No word on pricing, production numbers or even blend. That said, the cigars have been rolled and the packaging is done. Expect these in November.

For the sophomore release in the series, LeRoy Neiman’s “Left Bank Cafe” was chosen as the artwork to go alongside the 7 x 50 Churchill. It’s a nod to this year’s Paris Olympics and Neiman’s role as the official painter of five Olympic games.